DUCSU VP Urges Satkhira People to Stay with Justice

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Dhaka: Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) Vice President Abu Shadik today urged the people of Satkhira to stay with justice and truth. 'A certain group of people has made people's lives miserable through extortion and looting. In the past one and a half years after the July revolution, the group has been involved in extortion, tender manipulation and misappropriation of farmers' money. We will not make such people our leaders,' he said.

According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Shadik emphasized that the new Bangladesh will be free from violence, extortion and corruption, and will be based on justice and truth. He encouraged the populace to remain steadfast with justice and truth while speaking at an election campaign.

The election rally was organized by Shyamnagar upazila Jamaat at Nakipur Government Pilot High School ground. Shadik highlighted the severe repression in Satkhira in the past, which resulted in the martyrdom of 48 activists. He called on voters to support Jamaat Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman in all four constituencies of Satkhira with a massive mandate in the upcoming election.

The rally was presided over by Shyamnagar upazila Jamaat Ameer Abdur Rahman, with Jamaat central assistant secretary Advocate Moazzem Hossain Helal attending as chief guest. Jamaat candidate for Satkhira-5 constituency with Daripalla symbol, Gazi Nazrul Islam, was the chief speaker.

Jamaat central leader Dr. Khalilur Rahman Madani, Islami Chhatra Shibir central secretary Sibgatullah Sibga, Jamaat candidate for Khulna-1 Krishna Nandi, Shibir central student rights secretary Md. Amirul Islam, former Rajshahi University Shibir president Abdur Rahim, Satkhira district Jamaat Ameer Shahidul Islam Mukul, Secretary Azizur Rahman, and others were among the attendees.

Gazi Nazrul Islam, speaking at the rally, urged the people to reject corrupt and extortionist elements through their votes and encouraged them to cast 'yes' votes to implement the July charter.